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queuebert on Aug 6, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: Try the last internet Kermit server

I'm sure there are a bunch of Fortran libraries, like BLAS and LINPACK, that are still actively developed by the original developers and date back to the '70s. (Assuming one bug fix per decade counts as "actively developed".)

TheRealKing on Aug 6, 2023 [–]

The petroleum industry and academia have codebases dating back to FORTRAN66, which are still actively developed, albeit in modern Fortran.

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